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Junk mail works. Why does it work? How does it work?

These are very important questions.

To make it work, it has to appeal to the emotions. They have to make claims that inspire you to click on that 'yes' button. They inspire you with tales of what you could do with all that extra money. Clear all your debts. Pay off your mortgage. Take the family on a trip to Disney land. All this would be possible if only you would press that button.

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This is selling the image. Not the product. Selling the fantasy. And it only cost $.xx.xx

Study these adverts. Try to discover how they work. What is it in them that makes you want to click that yes button. Find one that intrigues you. One that makes you want to click that button. What is it that convinced you that this one is the one that you have been looking for. Break it down into it's component parts. Can you use this in your own adverts?

These adverts must be good for them to stay in business. What do they have that yours don't. Study them. Look at the words that they use. Look at the way that they use them.

Use this knowledge to spice up your ad's. If it works for them, it can work for you.

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